A focus account of moved wh-phrases at s-structure in Chinese

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• Wh-fronting and the left periphery in Mandarin

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• Syntax, scope, and semantic identity

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• Semantic Interpretation In Generative Grammar

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• Lectures on Government and Binding

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• Move Wh in a Language Without Wh Movement

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• Barriers

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• Topic Structures in Chinese

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• Wǒ pǎo de kuài and Chinese Phrase Structure

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• Focus and Relativization

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